[00:03:02] legoktm: do you know anything to help me to improve performance? [00:03:12] !fast [00:03:12] [00:03:18] have you tried the tips on the first link? [00:06:18] yes [00:06:23] we're using cache too [00:06:36] maybe we need more cpu power [00:06:41] will read more thans [00:06:44] will read more thanks [01:35:05] hi, what will be the best way to add templates to all pages? [15:14:08] anyone have a minute to answer a basic "git" question? [15:15:47] if i'm in a specific folder of a project and I type "git reset HEAD", will that reset the entire project or just the files and folders within the current folder i'm in when I typed it? [15:16:30] it will walk up the folder structure until it finds a git project and reset that [15:19:05] ok. that helps. thanks! [17:04:32] FoxT, How would I go about confirming what they project is? [17:04:57] er.. what that first project up the tree that was found was? [17:13:14] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/957928/is-there-a-way-to-get-the-git-root-directory-in-one-command [17:13:39] revansx[m]: ^ [17:14:09] thx [20:36:57] hi, whe i use ?action=purge on some page, i'm getting button that i should press to approve this action. ther is a way to remove that (for registered users maybe)? [20:40:55] niso: you want the "purge" permission. See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:User_rights#List_of_permissions [20:41:14] Registered users get that permission by default, apparently [20:42:01] Oh, now that I remember, this is no longer the case [20:43:15] Actions that have side effects (like purge does), should never be triggered on a GET request. This has been changed in recent versions, and now everyone needs to manually click on the confirmation button [20:44:13] T145649 [20:44:14] T145649: Deprecate and remove use of API action=purge with GET requests - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T145649 [20:45:47] this was for API, action=purge on normal pages is T135170 [20:45:47] T135170: Require POST in ?action=purge - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T135170 [20:47:13] so why that not written : on this page :( [20:48:04] why cant i use this just for sysops? that is very limited in this way [20:48:31] when allowing this in "GET" ive found template which allow to "refresh" the current page. with POST i dont think that possible? [20:49:52] You'll need a Javascript that does the post [20:50:43] ty [20:54:01] I'm filling a task for updating the "purge" right description